voters have noticed and have turned on donald trump. there will be some trump voters who support donald trump until the end, just as there were some nixon voters who supported richard nixon after articles of impeachment were drawn up against him, and after he resigned from the presidency and accepted a pardon for crimes committed during his presidency. but the marginal voter who made donald trump that swing voter who made donald trump president, has now turned against donald trump. if those voters voted for donald trump because they believed china would pay his tariffs, they now know that they have to pay those tariffs. they have learned the hard way that they have to pay those tariffs and they don't like it. and so donald trump's power is slipping and could slip away if the polling disaster donald trump is personally facing right now, tonight spreads to republicans in the senate and the house facing reelection next year. donald trump will never face reelection again in his life, but republican senators will. and if their polling numbers

>> donald trump has called elon musk a genius. d now, according to the trump formulation. >> a genius has called. >> donald trump's chief trade adviser a moron, and donald trump has chosen the side of the accused moron over the trump proclaimed genius. so what does that make donald trump? there is only one president of the united states in history. >> who would. take peter. >> navarro's advice on anything. there's only one president of any country in the world today who would take peter navarro's advice on anything. and donald trump's personal genius has called peter navarro a moron. even donald trump can. figure out how elon musk really. feels about someone who. >> would take. >> a moron's advice. it got worse for peter navarro as elon musk and his. >> brother kimbal musk, a member of the board of tesla. >> joined in. double team. >> twitter attacks. >> of peter navarro. as the day wore on, that included nastier words than moron that i cannot say on this program. yesterday, elon musk's. >> brother. >> kimbal musk directly attacked

given how badly things are going for donald trump. you you actually expect it to get a bit worse for us in pre-trump politics, when someone gets the kind of polling donald trump gets that always dictated a course correction over toward what the polls were indicating would be the acceptable space. but but you're saying no, the polls will actually drive him the other way. >> yeah. no, this is a guy who is like, driving a proverbial car along the road and gets a flat tire and decides the way that he's going to see the flat tire. problem is by setting the engine compartment on fire. right. like this is a guy who reacts to bad news by trying to make an even bigger catastrophe. that makes you forget about the first round of big news. and so i expect some really wild punches and crazily reckless behavior to try to change the course of the way that people are talking about how badly the first 100 days have gone. but i think the big picture story is his failure and the american public rejecting him wholesale. >> yeah, and according to the polls

donald trump's anti-semitism. police didn't find that guy, but donald trump's anti-semitism.olice said that donald trump has to take over harvard university, because harvard university has no idea how to deal with anti-semitism the way donald trump does. donald trump wants harvard university to fire anyone who condones anti-semitism or expel any student who condones anti-semitism. and donald trump employs and is trying to obtain senate confirmation for a man who praised a convicted criminal who said hitler should have finished the job. all of that information was available to donald trump before he chose ed martin to be his u.s. attorney in washington, d.c. all of it. and donald trump, the great anti-semitism investigator, doesn't care about it. donald trump has not fired ed martin for praising that anti-semite who you're looking at on your screen right now. that is the man who prosecutors said has said hitler should have finished the job, and that is the man who donald trump's acting u.s. attorney in washington, d.c, was just praising on that video that you just saw. ed mart

donald trump managed to do it in mere weeks. should also note not only has he drastically reduced illegal entries but focused on rounding up dangerous illegal aliens who are resident in our country, gang members individuals charged with murder, rape, theft, sexual crimes against children and the list goes on and on, the president has taken steps with congress to stop the deadly cross-border trade and fentanyl which affects communities around the country. i know those efforts will continue. open borders represent a real security threat and i am credibly grateful to the work trump has done to secure our borders and protect our country. 100 days, mister president. if this is what trump is accomplished in his first three months i can't wait to see what is to come. donald trump's first hundred days have been 100 days from hell. over the past week as i have thought about this hundred day mark as i met with people throughout my state, seniors and veterans and many republicans i couldn't think of another way to describe the sentiment i

and the other is donald trump.overperformed for donald trump. now you're seeing first time participants in politics say, i want to be a part of the democratic coalition. they are all asking the democratic party to provide a platform, to provide them infrastructure, to teach them how do we reach people and turn out votes to stop the direction of the country and to reorient around the values that are important for us? listen, there is a political movement going on right now. lawrence. it is a powerful thing to watch. >> and david, it is so unusual. you know, in my experience, the idea of, you know, the other side going into democrats, going into a republican district for a town hall. democrats were struggling and republicans, too, were struggling to get people to show up for their town halls in their own districts. and now you can get a bigger crowd by going to a republican district. >> well, look, i can tell you something else. people want to know that their representative is fighting for them, is fighting against t

let's remember what donald trump said again and again on the campaign trail. starting on day one, he said, we'll end inflation and make america affordable again. a vote for trump, he said, means your groceries will be cheaper. we're going to get energy prices down by 50%. well, the opposite is happening. the economic winds are pointing in the wrong direction and reaching hurricane speed. americans are still paying more and more today for their groceries, their rent, their housing, their gas, their cars, auto parts, drugs, and household necessities. and donald trump's asinine trade war has made it all the worse. 44% of families now believe they'll be worse off financially a year from now, a level of pessimism not even seen during the great depression. according to an a.p. poll, half of americans expect inflation to keep going up. these aren't just poll numbers. when i talk to new yorkers, when i hear from americans, that's exactly where they're at. consumer sentiment is at a decades-long low. so the consumers are holding back. they're not spending. they're not p

today, donald trump choked.e know he didn't really mean. senator tillis won his senate seat in north carolina in 2020 with only 48% of the vote. today, former democratic congressman wiley nickel announced he is running against senator tillis in north carolina. and the trump tariffs are the main issue in that campaign. as of today, the people of north carolina depend on $5 billion in goods imported from canada every year. but senator tillis voted against a bill in the senate that would have blocked the trump tariffs on those canadian imports. senator tillis is now one of seven republican co-sponsors of a bill that restores congress's control over tariffs, as granted to congress in the constitution. the trump tariffs are going to be following senator tillis and every republican senator in their reelection campaigns. >> senator thom tillis, time after time, on issue after issue, tillis votes with maga extremists for the trump agenda. he voted for the tariffs that are cratering our economy and driving up prices for

that donald. trump has made in his presidency. >> donald trump. >> backing down from his trade war, was even. >> bigger news than donald trump starting his trade war. >> and elon. musk was. >> silent about what donald. >> trump. >> did today. yesterday. >> elon musk. >> was calling donald. >> trump's chief. >> tariff adviser. >> peter navarro. >> a moron and saying that he was, quote, dumber than a sack of bricks. and then. of course, apologizing for. >> insulting bricks. yesterday. >> elon musk was. >> enlisting his little brother to. attack peter navarro. >> and. >> donald trump about the trump tariffs directly. but today. >> elon. >> musk. >> was silent. >> but kimbal musk was not silent. kimbal musk, as we have reported to you, is. >> elon. >> musk's younger. >> brother, who is a wholly owned subsidiary of. >> elon musk. >> and a member of the tesla. >> board, which. >> means he. is unlikely to ever say a word publicly that his. >> older brother. and boss. >> does not approve of. and i mean word for

that's why president xi hasn't budged and donald trump has. e wall street journal editorial board says china called mr. trump's bluff and seems to have won this round. in a new article titled trump's tariffs have done what no us adversary could, branko mikulic writes, the blanket, erratic and often nonsensical nature of the tariffs has far from showing signs of jumpstarting the long process of reshoring. manufacturing jobs actually proven a major obstacle to that project, while also leading manufacturers to shed jobs or scale back their plans, and plunging the entire u.s. economy into uncertainty. more broadly, this reached a crescendo with the mass sell off of us treasury bonds earlier this month that briefly threatened to send the entire us financial system buckling. trump, in other words, has not just inadvertently demonstrated the extent of the united states dependance on china. he has also wound up demonstrating other key nations similar dependance while revealing stark limits to washington's ability to make even its allies do what it want

donald trump and the republicans are actually crashing the economy in real time. you can't make this up. they are intentionally inflicting pain on the american people. this trump tax, these reckless tariffs will cost the american people thousands of dollars a year. it's the largest tax increase on the american people since 1968. this is what donald trump's presidency and republicans in control of the house and the senate are delivering to america. not lower costs, not a more prosperous economy, not the golden age in america, economic disaster. but yet at the same period of time these maga extremists are trying to jam a reckless budget down the threats of the american people. take away health care from the american people, strip away veterans benefits from the american people, and hurt nutritional assistance and literally take food out of the mouths of babies in america p. why? because they want to pass massive tax breaks for their billionaire donors and puppet masters like elon musk. this is republican policy in america and it's a complete and total disaster. quest

donald trump. rand paul said, as clearly as i have been saying for years, the truth that other republicans dare not say that tariffs are taxes. taxes on the american people. tariffs are a terrible mistake. they don't work. they will lead to higher prices. they are a tax and they have historically been bad for our economy. donald trump's secret is out. tariffs are a tax a tax on american consumers. only foreign countries don't pay those taxes. trump supporters wouldn't believe me when i was telling them that for years. but now republicans are saying it loud and saying it clear. mitch mcconnell said it today. now the financial networks like cnbc are saying it constantly. and tonight, the wall street journal and its editorial in response to donald trump's announcement of the new tariffs today said tariffs are taxes, pure and simple. back in the 20th century, a nerdy right wing republican in washington who never held elected office named grover norquist bent the entire republican party in washington to

donald trump has put pressure on both sides to come to a peace deal. let's go to moscow and speak to our russia editor, steve rosenberg. we have had some sharper words from president trump in the last couple of days, but would you say that vladimir putin is happy with the state of us russia relations at this point? if you look back over the last 100 days, most of what donald trump has done has been to the benefit of moscow and to vladimir putin. the list is so long, whether it is donald trump picking fights with traditional american allies, weakening the transatlantic relationship, all of this is perceived as being good for russia, we see them voting with russia at the united nations from time to time. alongside bella -- belarus and north korea. that would never have happened with the previous administration. this has been well received with russia, and we have seen steve witkoff hold four meetings in the last two months with vladimir putin, sitting for hours with the kremlin leader, quite remarkable diplomacy. steve witkoff is a billionaire real estate

senatorial support for donald trump. republicans voting against the trump canadian tariffs in the senate were senator mitch mcconnell, senator susan collins, senator lisa murkowski, and senator rand paul. donald trump began. >> his day. >> with a social media. >> post attacking those. >> four senators. >> and still. >> they defied donald trump. rand paul. >> said. >> as clearly as i have been saying for years, the truth that other republicans dare not say the tariffs are taxes. taxes on the american people. tariffs are a terrible mistake. they don't work. they will lead to. >> higher prices. >> they are. >> a tax and they have. historically been bad for our economy. >> donald trump's secret. >> is out. tariffs are a. tax a tax on american consumers. only foreign countries don't pay those taxes. trump supporters wouldn't believe me when i was telling. them that. for years. but now republicans are saying it loud and saying it clear. mitch mcconnell said it today. now the financial networks like cnbc are saying it constantly

i mean, when donald trump leaves, if ever. you then then the the the republic party the maga movement is in is in crisis. it essentially is return to traditional politics. so you don't think maga lives on past trump? i do not. so if you're jd, then then how are you preparing your 2028 run knowing that you will have to run en maga presumably? i'm sure he's thinking of this in in fairly traditional terms and not thinking the fact that that, that donald trump will cut his head off before then. who do you see as a leader of the post trump republican party if there's one? i don't i mean i that's going to be impossible position to to replace donald trump. no one is like donald trump no one any of us know is like donald trump. there is something something in from any kind of of normal humans went wrong. there. and, you know, from on a literally on on every level you know, on on, you know, on his his that his his need attention for attention, the absolute absence, any kind of private life the the the the the refuse puzzle to learn anyt

if you believe donald trump and trump administration officials who insist that donald trump will not change his mind about tariffs until virtually every automobile sold in america is made in america, which would really mean that the trump tariffs would have to last forever. tonight on social media, donald trump said they are here to stay. jp morgan raised the chances of a recession from 40% to 60%. in other words, jp morgan is advising all investors to bet on a trump recession a trump recession that jp morgan says could do permanent damage to the american economy. jp morgan issued those warnings in a report titled there will be blood. jp morgan is not filled with dramatists who are in awe of the brilliant work of writer director paul thomas anderson, who gave us the deranged, trumpian 19th century businessman played by the oscar winning daniel day-lewis in the 2007 film there will be blood. jp morgan used that movie title today deliberately on their report, to try to get the attention of a madman who spent the day on golf courses because he's while he's destroying not just the america

donald trump has decided to surrender to china without china giving donald trump anything in return. absolutely nothing. donald trump said today that he was going to, at some time unknown, cut his absurdly high tariffs on chinese goods, saying that the tariffs will, quote, come down substantially, but it won't be zero. those were his words won't be zero. so now tariffs that were 145% donald trump is saying won't be zero. okay. and because donald trump is publicly losing his trade war and publicly surrendering to china, the stock market has gained back some of its massive trump losses. today, the stock market wants donald trump to lose. that's what they're saying. they want him to lose his trade war. the stock market wants donald trump to surrender in the craziest worldwide trade war ever initiated in the history of the world. and that's why the stock market went up today. because the trump tariffs are terrible for the american economy, terrible for american consumers, terrible for american workers, and terrible for wall street. and donald trump said they're going to come down. it's a

and donald trump knows it. any federal reserve chair. >> would be. >> more powerful than any president. on matters involving the workings of. the federal reserve and the setting of interest rates. every president before donald trump has always known that they have no power over any of that. and so now the humiliated clown donald trump, who has been the subject of some of the finest economic editorial writing the wall street journal has ever done, has decided that it's time to back down and desperately assure wall street i have no intention of firing him. a sure wall street of exactly one thing. that's the only thing he wants to assure them of, and that is that he will not fire jerome powell, who he now implicitly acknowledges is more powerful than he is. unfortunately for donald trump, the country and the world, that's not enough to stabilize the stock market and stabilize the american economy, which was already sliding toward an increased chance of recession before donald trump threatened jerome powell. it's b

donald trump said repeatedly today. and it seemed desperately, quote, i have no intention of firing him. and he was not talking about his unqualified and incompetent secretary of defense, who shared battle plans with his wife and others. the same secretary of defense who promised to stop drinking if he became secretary of defense donald trump, said nothing. nothing today about secretary of defense pete hegseth. he did not defend pete hegseth today. he did not attempt to deny any of the reporting from the new york times and nbc news about the ways that his secretary of defense shared battle plans. in fact, no one in the trump administration, including pete hegseth, himself to this day, to this hour, to this minute, has ever attempted in any way at all to explain, defend or deny specifically what pete hegseth has been accused of doing in sharing battle plans. hegseth has insisted the information, the details of battle plans were not classified. there was a time when a secretary of defense getting caught leaking sensitive

wasn't clear what donald trump actually meant by eating tariffs. but trump administration officials went on. tv today to humiliate themselves as economic illiterates by. claiming that the trump tariffs will not raise. prices in. >> this country. >> which is. exactly the very point. >> of a tariff. >> because the trump tariffs are going. >> to. >> raise prices dramatically in this country. christmas will look very. different if donald trump doesn't surrender in his tariff war with china. and remember. only china has said, quote, we will fight. till the end in the trump. >> tariff war. >> donald trump has never said that about his tariff war with china, never said he'll fight to the end. and no one working. >> for donald. >> trump has ever. >> dared to. say that they will. >> fight to the end against china, because they all know that donald trump might cave and surrender to china in this trade war at any moment. >> as he. >> already has done with some auto parts that are exported from china. donald trump tried to explain today in michigan that his cav

so how much did donald trump impact canada as sold? how will time it is to connie manage his relationship with washington? and what does this result mean for canada, on the well stage? we'll put that to our guest in just a moment for us. this report from laura con. humility are scattered after all. ambitions. it's counted after all, and unity. it's kind of knock connie, kind of his new prime minister and the man who directly challenged us president donald trump's threats is static station and includes the trade war, is trying to break us so that america can own us. that will never die, will never, ever happen. educated, it holds it at oxford to universities. the form a central bank has donated canada through the 2008 financial crisis and england. 3 breakfasts, a notice in politics, connie took to come to his campaign trail, to clear missions, to stand up to donald trump's tre tool, and to prove he was anything but a dry economist. i'll always be canadian, but you live in the states. yeah, so capital scottsbroom for china tragically fit

and a long came donald trump. uh, after mr. crudo lap long came donald trump truck named tariff war against canada. i'm talking about annex ation and canadians look to mark carney because it was impressive credentials, a bank account, or a governor who led the country through the to, to a way to economic meltdown. and then was because of that work was a word over to great britain to have had the bank of england and p. busy the, here's a guy that can deal with donald trump. now the only interesting thing about this is the, as long as donald trump kept talking like this, the liberals kept doing very well on the polls. right? but about a few weeks ago mr. trump stopped talking about canada and the gas began to close. and so as we got closer to the election campaign, the liberal lead shrunk. and why the wonder zip is back? there had been a couple more weeks in this campaign whether because servers, little one, right. and the irony robin here is that paul. yeah. was more in line with tom's conservative populace policie

was publicly being attacked by donald trump after donald trump fired him. the publicly much anticipated breakup of donald trump and elon musk seems to center on the question of when would donald trump turn on elon musk? that's what everyone was speculating about, because donald trump has turned on virtually everyone who's worked for him in the white house. but elon musk is the richest person in the world, and there is no one donald trump wants to keep in his life more than the richest person in the world, which is why donald trump was willing to suffer the public humiliation of elon musk publicly taking over a discussion in the oval office about elon musk's governing policies that left the actual president of the united states having about the same amount to say as elon musk's four year old son. we know donald trump doesn't ever want to turn against elon musk, because he never wants to lose access to elon musk's money, and the fear that that money creates, especially in the republican party. as long as donald trump has elon musk's at his side, he can threat

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donald trump couldn't care less.rices everywhere are too high and donald trump couldn't care less. 100 days in, donald trump is making life harder for you and your family. and every day his costly tariffs stay in place. life in america gets more expensive. american families will pay thousands of dollars more per year. small businesses are shutting down. corporations are not hiring. businesses are unable to invest because of the uncertainty that has been created. inflation is on the rise. life is getting more expensive. and the reckless economic policies of donald trump and house republicans are driving us toward a recession. republicans in congress could put a stop to this insanity at any time. since they won't, next november we will. [applause] yes, we will. yes, we will. which brings me to elon musk. >> shame! mr. jeffries: i knew he would get that reaction. we all agree that governments should be more efficient. but like most things in life, there's the american way and then there's the cruel way. 100 days in, it'

and donald trump took a lot of credit for the ceasefire in gaza. the ceasefire has broken down. whose fault is that? when president trump came into office, adam, there were hostages held in gaza. in fact, the movement on negotiations occurred even before he was inaugurated, because it was understood, because president trump indicated that there would be hell to pay if hostages were not released. so, we've seen hostages released, we've seen diplomacy. yeah, lots of hostages are still being held. and we're still working on it, adam. the story isn't over, there. and president trump is very clear, he wants to hostages released, he wants a resolution in gaza. those hostages released, he wants a resolution in gaza. ok, one of the things that happened in the last hundred days is you were included in the signal chat which also included a journalist, by accident. did that make america safer in the last 100 days, by doing that? adam, the key point here is that chat you referenced was about opening up freedom of navigation, executing an operation that so far has been very successful, taking

donald trump never admitted that a trump tariff, a tariff imposed by the united states, is simply an increase on the price of that product in the united states and only in the united states, and is only paid by buyers in the united states. but today, in his desperate tariff ramblings, donald trump finally admitted in one line, one little line how tariffs actually work. donald trump said the words and this was very little notice today by the news media. he said the words about tariffs. he said you add that to the price of a product. yeah. that's what i've been saying about donald trump's tariffs since the first time he ever used the word tariff years ago. and today, donald trump finally, after years of lying, every single time he talked about who pays the tariff after years of lying about that, he finally said in a little noticed comment, which those of you who've joined me in this multi-year crusade against trump tariffs here in this program really deserve to hear. >> so when you add that to the price of a product, you know, a lot of those products aren't going to sell. >> that's rig

a 19h10, le débat, consacré aux 100 jours de donald trump. ion, politique étrangère... comment qualifier ces 100 jours? les etats-unis tournent-ils une page dans l'histoire de leur démocratie? avec trump, est-on entré dans un nouveau monde? donald trump a célébré ses 100 jours à la maison-blanche dans le michigan devant une foule de ses partisans. le président s'est félicité des 100 premiers jours "les plus réussis" de l'histoire des etats-unis. - l'air triomphant, donald trump arrive sur scène pour célébrer les 100 jours de son retour à la maison-blanche. 1 heure 30 de discours pour mettre en avant un début de mandat qu'il qualifie d'"historique". - donald trump: nous sommes ici, au coeur de notre nation, pour célébrer les 100 premiers